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1 Basic Electrical Safety January 2009 Sunday, 10 January 2010
2 The complete circuit A complete Circuit or loop is necessary for current to flow Sunday, 10 January
3 A complete circuit complete Circuit or loop is necessary for current to flow Current takes the path of least resistance Sunday, 10 January
4 Basic Electrical Theory Voltage causes a Current to flow Water analogy A complete Circuit is necessary for current to flow Bird on HT wires Sunday, 10 January
5 Voltages Low Tension Batteries: AA, AAA, MP3 player Car, trucks, busses 12 / 24 / 48 Garden lights, domestic halogen lights High Tension 0 => 50V 100 => 300V EU Mains, Electrophoresis, DART, Capacitors SM PSUs Very High Tension 1KV + ESB pylons, TV tubes, photocopiers, X-Ray machines, Mass Spectrometers Sunday, 10 January
6 Electricity in the body Sunday, 10 January
7 Electricity in the body Muscles Muscles control all the body movements Including & importantly those that keep us alive - Breathing and Heart The brain controls voluntary muscles using Current pulses along nerves Sunday, January January Ver
8 Electricity in the body External current through the body causes Loss of muscle control Spasms & Involuntary movement Inability to let go Burns - external & internal Sunday, 10 January
9 Perception thresholds and let-go currents for men and women Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Sunday, 10 January
10 Electricity & associated hazards Sunday, 10 January
11 Electricity - associated Hazards Indirect Injury Falls from ladder Thrown back. Fall to ground, onto sharp edge Drop objects Thermal burns Very hot equipment surface, explosion Wires & cables - Trailing leads => trips & damage, Re-route, tidy up, cover over Life Support muscles Diaphragm and breathing Heart Fibrillation Random, uncoordinated heart contractions De-fribrillation: High voltages (3000 V at 20 A) fraction of a second Burns - death of tissue Internal [organs] External [skin] Sunday, 10 January
12 END [ I ] Electrical Theory Section Sunday, January January Ver
13 Electrical Appliances Safety guiding principle keep currents and voltages inside apparatus and away from our bodies Inherently safe - Low voltage / low current Enclosures Insulation Safe & secure connections Sunday, 10 January
14 Electrical cables & plugs Mains cable Brown Live - power Blue Neutral Green/yellow Earth Sunday, 10 January
15 Electrical cables & plugs Mains cable Brown Live power Blue Neutral Green/yellow Earth L N Sunday, 10 January
16 Live, Neutral, Earth & Fuses L N L N E Sunday, 10 January
17 Live, Neutral, Earth & Fuses L N Sunday, 10 January
18 Shocks due to ground fault from hot line to equipment cases Ungrounded cases The ground conductor is not needed for operation of the equipment. It is not needed either for protection against shock until a hazardous fault develops. Hence, a broken ground wire or a poor connection is not detected during normal operation. Ground wire provides lower resistive path to ground than patient Continuity of the ground wire and the receptacle must be tested periodically Grounded chassis Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Sunday, 10 January
19 Microshock via ground potential differences Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Sunday, 10 January
20 RCD RCCB ELCB MCB RCBO Residual Current Device Residual Current Circuit Breaker Electric Leakage Circuit Breaker Magnetic Circuit Breakers Residual Current Breaker with Overcurrent protection current difference of >30 ma for a duration of >30 ms L L N E N Sunday, 10 January
21 Live, Neutral, Earth & Fuses The Live and Neutral wires carry current around the circuit The Earth wire is there to protect you. The Earth wire can act like a back-up Neutral wire, Many appliances have metal cases e.g. kettles, toasters, dishwashers, washing machines etc. Therefore, the case needs to be grounded The Fuse is very thin piece of wire. The wire has a quite low melting point. As current flows through the wire it heats up. If too large a current flows it melts, thus breaking the circuit Use appropriate fuse size/rating Additional safety devices - RCDs, ELCBs, MCBs Sunday, 10 January
22 Guidelines Use low & safe voltages EU 230 VAC / US 110 VAC Hz Select equipment appropriate for environment & use Use equipment as per manufacturer s instruction & design Ensure adequate preventive maintenance Insulate and enclose live parts Prevent conducting parts from becoming live. Earth, double insulation separate supply from earth, limit electric power Avoid electricity where its use could be dangerous. Rubbing, Induction & Capacitance effects can build up static electricity Toxic - Berilium heat sinking, Incomplete burning can produce carbon monoxide Sunday, 10 January
23 END [ II ] Electrical Appliances Sunday, 10 January
24 Electrocution Prevention & Training : Where are red mushroom switches? Response: Immediately cut power, red buttons / switch / plug If in any doubt - Do not touch victim. One hand behind back, stand on insulation, tip with back of hand Use insulating rod / stick to move wires from victim. Call for assistance Talk & reassure victim If unconscious then use first aid, CPR Sunday, 10 January
25 Electrical Hazards & Personal Safety Where Office & home 95% Laboratory 5% Trailing wires, faulty wires Mains Avoid direct working with mains. Use only low voltages (tension ) Check all leads for: Fraying, Proper clamping, Proper grounding. Repairing Do not repair, competency required One hand behind back, tip cautiously with back of hand Trust nobody, remove fuse, use phase tester When opening the covers of a device, TURN OFF POWER Note: Switch Mode PSU, laptop chargers, CF lamps [high voltages persists on capacitors long after switch off] Sunday, 10 January
26 Specific Hazards & Personal Safety Medical / sports equipment Very strict regulations on equipment operation, design, repair Never modify or tamper with such equipment ECG measurements. even a few micro amps in a susceptible location can have massive consequences [Basis of Heart pacemaker ] Pace makers Susceptible to strong magnetic fields [NMR! ], Possibly RF & Micro waves Solvent Flammable environments require specialised electrical equipment E.g. Fridge storage of samples stored in solvents Cold rooms / water cooling Equipment moved from a cold room with get condensation on its internal electrical circuits Avoid this movement, Use LT, give lots of time to acclimatise Sunday, 10 January
27 Specific Hazards & Personal Safety RF & µw Capacitive coupling, no need to touch, Both can burn severely internally and externally depending on how focused. Think of them like an open air μ-wave oven HT & Sparks Static, OK [Very low current, moderate power] Will jump considerable distances, beware of capacitors Power Heating effect in body => internal burns / damage Contact burns, deep burns & necrosis Trailing power and signal wires - Protect & Tidy them up Sunday, 10 January
28 Specific Hazards & Personal Safety Other Laboratory Situations Other Office Situations Other Home Situations Sunday, 10 January
29 Where to get more Information Your Supervisor, Manager, Head of Department Department Safety Statements Department Safety Committees & Safety Officer DCU safety - WEB Edinburgh H&S - WEB University London H&S - WEB Sunday, 10 January
30 Summary Awareness of the need for electrical safety Introduction to the source of electrical dangers Your responsibility to take care of yourself and others Sunday, 10 January
31 END Sunday, 10 January
32 What s the problem? Sunday, 10 January
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